Sentence examples for met relevant from inspiring English sources
Hong Kong's Civil Aviation Department has told the airline that it is not allowed to expand its 21-strong fleet until it has met relevant safety requirements.
Conservative party chairman Grant Shapps said he had written a formal complaint to the UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon demanding an investigation and claiming Rolnik had not met relevant ministers or officials to discuss the policy.
Conservative chairman Grant Shapps, seemingly incandescent, has written a complaint to the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, insisting that Rolnik withdraw her report as it is politically biased and she had not met relevant ministers or officials to discuss the policy.
Thus, the overall results met relevant standards, and demonstrated that this research instrument was feasible.
This was done while the FAA investigated whether or not the airplane's engine mounting and pylon design met relevant requirements.
It said states interested in welfare demonstration projects could apply to the Department of Health and Human Services for waivers from "any requirement applicable to the program, to the extent consistent with this subsection and necessary and appropriate for the conduct of the demonstration project proposed in the application," as long as HHS deemed the project met relevant criteria.
A letter from Mr. Annan's office expressed "serious doubts" that the Iraqi Special Tribunal could meet "relevant international standards".
The American Coal Foundation partners with Scholastic to ensure that the program content meets relevant standards for factual accuracy and content.
The commission's new guidelines state that service providers should only be required to obtain licences "where strictly necessary to meet relevant public interest objections".
No new licenses will be granted to Internet cafes, the mayor reportedly decreed, and those previously licensed will have to reapply and certify that they "meet relevant requirements".
The commission's new guidelines also state that service providers should only be required to obtain licences "where strictly necessary to meet relevant public interest objections".
